Fake progress bar

Free With this progress bar running, no one will notice that your computer is idle2 1 / 4DownloadFree Edit program infoInfo updated on:Sep 12, 2024Fake Progress Bar, as its name implies, is a fake instance of a running progress bar that we can add to our Windows desktop. This application features a progress bar that keeps running for as long as we want. The progress bar displays the name of the process that is supposedly taking place at a given period of time, including updating, reading files, and running. Furthermore, we can set this bar to display custom messages previously written by us. We can also set the time that each message will be displayed before switching to the next message, the appearance of the user interface, and we can also add our own icons. The never-ending progress toolbar also displays a "processing" box in our Windows toolbar.We may leave our computer to talk over the phone, have a break, meditate, or do anything that comes to our mind - and this application will ensure that none of our colleagues, school mates, friends, or family members will ever think that our computer is idle. Optionally, we can set this utility to prevent our screensaver from launching automatically. This program is delivered for free.MJ Senioreditor Maria José Carrasco Zamora Editor rating:ProsNo one will notice that your computer is idleFreeEasy to useTags

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Files. Why would you need such fake files? Prevent easy spread of illegal copies of your software - Imagine you just publish a new software with a size of 56MB onto a CD. You can fill the the remaining 644MB free CD space with fake files. If you cannot stop the crackers, you can still slow them down. People who try to transfer your software over the internet will have to spend longer time, while the authentic users who purchased your CD will not be affected.Fool people on peer-to-peer file sharing networks - Although most peer to peer network programs have built-in CRC/Hashing check to prevent malicious fake files, a person can still share fake files with the same file name or catching program/media title to confuse P-to-P users.Enhance protection of exsiting encryption - put a few fake files with randomly generated content along with your encrypted files. Investigators will have tough time finding/decrpyting your files, since they won't even know which one to start with!Manual - How to use?It's easy! Simply: Execute Dummy File Creator Input desired file size (integer) and unit Click on "Browser" (ALT+B) to choose desired file name and location Click on the check box(ALT+R) if you want a file with randomly generated content Click on create (ALT+C) and the program will start generating a file The program will stop when the progress bar reaches 100% Click on "Exit" (ALT+E) to quit this programTechnical Facts - EfficiencyAlthough 1,024KB equals 1MB, Dummy File Creator has different approaches